Sentence examples for retaining some control from inspiring English sources
The key to co-branding is to allow the audience to feel part of the campaign while retaining some control.
The baron retained some control over the family empire by remaining executive chairman.
If you're going to be famous you should at least retain some control over your image.
But he added that if the ban was revoked, the town should retain some control over live entertainment.
If he does retain some control, political observers say it is hard to imagine that his chief rivals, Maj.
Steve & Barry's does not own the celebrity brands, but licenses their names, so Ms. Parker and others will retain some control.
The move dashes the Yorkshire authority's hopes that a review by accountants PricewaterhouseCooper might have allowed councillors to retain some control.
The party wishes to retain some control over the provision of new places and plans to expand higher education through new earn-while-you-learn "technical degrees".
They joined other independent groups in condemning a suggestion from regional African leaders that Mr. Mugabe retain some control over the police force.
However, cellular networks will retain some control over how devices use that LTE Direct technology, so it may be possible for authorities to block its use.
Under bankruptcy law, Rickel's retained some control over who took over its leaseholds, and landlords had restrictive covenants in their leases limiting the mix of tenants.
